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when would you use slow reversal - to promote rapid, reciprocal action of agonist and antagonists
why would you use rhythmic initation - assist pt with desired movement pattern. facilitate learning
movement pattern
the PT passively moved the individual through the movement multiple times so the pt can learn the
pattern and do it them self
why would you use slow reversal hold - to promote isometric concentration at end range to enhance
dynamic stability.
why would you use repeated contractions - to strengthen weak agonist
what is the action of an ACE inhib - reduce peripheral vascular resistance and increase venous capacity
what is the action of a beta blocker - reduce the heart rate and decrease cardiac contractibility
side effect of oxycodone - orthostatic hypotension
constipation
slow resp rate causing hypoxia and hypercapnia
resp response to exercise is blunted
osteoprosis pts with low or high body mass? - low!
what should you do for a non healing wound - off load it
what has the greatest affect on wound healing - arterial perfussion to the wound area
, if a pt symptoms peripheralize instead of centralize w/ traction what should you do - stop intervention
and re-evaluate
s/s of complex regional p syndrome - burning or aching pain
ANS dysfunction
edema and movement disorder
11/18 trigger pts
increased risk of adverse drug reactions - female
over 75
HERBAL COMPOUNDS
hepatic or renal insufficiency
malabsorption of what can caused impaired proprioception - vitamin B 12
what does potassium do - reg muscle contraction
affects the heart intestines and resp tract
s/s of iron deficiency - irritability, lack of exercise tolereance, and headaches
what does decreased vit B12 do - gradually affects sensory and motor nerves causing impaire
proprioception
how to palpate the supraspinatus tendon - shoulder extension and medial rot
prospective cohort - follow them until the outcome
retrospective cohort - going back through cohort data. already recieved the intervention and the
outcome
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